How Much Does All-on-X Cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?

If you're considering All-on-X, cost is usually the first question, and one of the hardest to get a straight answer to online. Here's an honest breakdown of what full-arch implants cost in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, what your quote should include, and how patients make treatment affordable.

The short answer

At Stone Dental Implant Center in Westlake, All-on-X typically ranges from about $17,000 to $25,000 or more per arch. Restoring both the upper and lower arches costs roughly twice that. Your exact cost depends on your bone, your existing teeth, and the materials used for your final teeth, and you receive a full itemized quote at your consultation.

What your All-on-X quote should include

A complete All-on-X quote covers more than the implants themselves. Make sure yours includes:

• The consultation and 3D scan used to plan your case
• Extractions of any remaining failing teeth
• The implants, usually four to six per arch
• Sedation for surgery, most often IV sedation
• Your temporary teeth, the fixed arch you leave with on surgery day
• Your final teeth, the custom arch placed after healing, often made from zirconia
• Follow-up visits during healing

What changes the price

• Number of implants. Most arches need four to six. More implants can add stability for some patients, and Dr. Stone recommends what your bone and bite actually need.
• Bone grafting or sinus lifts. If bone has thinned after years of missing teeth, rebuilding it adds to the cost, but it can make treatment possible where it otherwise wouldn't be.
• Final teeth materials. Zirconia final arches are strong, stain-resistant, and natural-looking, and they cost more than acrylic options.
• One arch or two. Many patients start with one arch; others restore both at once.

Upper vs. lower arch: does cost differ?

The upper and lower arches are priced similarly, but your cost can differ between them. The upper jaw is more likely to need a sinus lift because of the sinuses above the back teeth, while the lower jaw sometimes needs less bone work. Your 3D scan shows exactly what each arch needs, so your quote reflects your own anatomy rather than a flat package price.

Be careful with “starting at” prices

Very low advertised prices sometimes leave out key parts of treatment, such as extractions, sedation, or the final teeth. Before comparing quotes, ask every provider exactly what's included, who places the implants, and what the final teeth are made of. A higher quote that includes everything can cost less than a low one with add-ons.

Does insurance cover All-on-X?

Coverage varies. Many PPO dental plans cover parts of treatment, such as extractions, grafts, or sedation, and some medical plans may cover portions of full-arch treatment. Stone Dental Implant Center works with most PPO plans as an out-of-network provider and verifies your benefits before treatment.

Financing makes it manageable

Most patients spread the cost into monthly payments. We work with Lending Club, Cherry, Sunbit, and Proceed Finance, and you can apply before or after your consultation. See insurance and financing options.

Is All-on-X worth the cost?

All-on-X is a significant investment, but it replaces ongoing costs that add up: dentures need relines and replacement every few years, and failing teeth often need repeated repairs. Implants are designed to last for decades with proper care, and they restore the ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

What it costs after treatment

Once your final teeth are in place, ongoing costs are modest. Plan for professional cleanings and checkups to keep your implants and gums healthy, typically one to two visits a year, and follow the home-care routine Dr. Stone recommends. Many patients also wear a night guard to protect their final teeth. Compared with replacing dentures every few years, these maintenance costs are small.

Questions to ask at your consultation

• Is everything included: extractions, sedation, temporary teeth, and final teeth?
• What are the final teeth made of, and how long are they expected to last?
• Who places the implants: a board-certified oral surgeon or a general dentist?
• How many implants do I need, and why?
• What happens if an adjustment is needed during healing?
• What financing options are available, and can I apply before treatment?

Why Stone Dental Implant Center

At Stone Dental Implant Center, board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Mona Stone plans your case from a 3D scan and places every implant herself. Your quote is itemized and explained before anything begins, so there are no surprises, and your new arch is designed around your face rather than a generic template.

Get your exact cost

The only way to know your price is an evaluation with a 3D scan. Start with a free virtual consultation from home, or learn more about All-on-X implants at Stone Dental Implant Center in Westlake, serving Southlake, Keller, Trophy Club, and all of DFW.

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